Necklace of immume disease is the holy grail in Skyrim. Atleast for me. And the best thing is that the necklace she normally wears is bugged, allowing 2 to be equiped at the same time.
In your eyes, yes!
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:238, topic:532, full:true”]Started as a Nord myself, dual-wielding one handed swords while using light armor. I’ve done the 3 main quests, done alot of side stuff and got the gear I want. Currently working on a annoying quest, but after that, there’s isn’t much left to do as her.After that quest is over (and she has a good home, maybe a family) I’ll be starting on a new character, a Khajiit.
Personally, the supernatural stuff like werewolfs and vampires are something I kinda dislike, in this game atleast. Especially vampirism due to the fact that my Nord nearly succumbed to it. In the whole game there’s only one vampire I don’t mind, but I won’t be posting names for the sake of spoilers and sicne I’m not sure if you have played the Dawnguard addon.[/quote]The initial plan with Mizoreah was to be a thief/assassin, with a little bit of Conjuration on the side. That didn’t last long at all; her playstyle is sword and shield, although her Sneak (I nearly typed Sneasel the first time, heh) and Pickpocket are pretty darn high. She was a werewolf for ages, too, as the Companions questline was the first I completed, but the sole reason why she remained one for in 295 in-game days was so I didn’t contact diseases.
With my vampire Dumner (Who I named after Daerk cause she’s badass), she’s going to be the assassin instead, with Archery and Illusion for back-up. I guess what I’m finding annoying ATM is that I’m working on building my house at Morthal and everytime I step out into the sunlight an awful fricking noise is made; yes, I know I have a weakness to the sun thank you very much! Let me complete my abode first then I’ll sneak around at night, geez Louise.
Priorities, I have them. Who cares that Alduin is trashing Skyrim?
I don’t have Dawnguard, only Hearthfire at the moment, but I’m pretty certain I know who you’re referring to. Is it Serana, by any chance?
My plans for the Khajiit (who will be named Dra’Ahin) exactly, including rolling into the Dark Brotherhood.
Happend to Meredith (yay for re-using names that doesn’t fit a Nord at all) since I joined the Thieves Guild for the Nightingale gear Still my favorite armor, dispite being inferior, armor rating wise, to diffirent unique set I found in DLC2.
Never finished this questline, for werewolf related reasons despite werewolfs having less downsides.
Same here, I believe it was Windstad Manor, correct?
I do, atleast as Meredith, will happen as Dra’Ahin aswell. Can’t leave major questlines open.
Yes actually.
In the Elder Scrolls universe, Werewolves have always been superior to vampires. In Magic, they are about even… I play vampires in Magic and I don’t like multi-colored decks. Green/Red. Blargh. I have a vampire character I’ve been addicted to recently in D&D so… your move.
Sounds like me. I had Illusion Casting on my Wood Elf character a long time ago.
Good news on the gaming front. My DM is letting me RP the posthumous conversation between my character and his mentor. Who he killed accidently.
I think that means I wont have to kill off mah main squeeze Jonas.
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^ Nice!
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:244, topic:532”]Happend to Meredith (yay for re-using names that doesn’t fit a Nord at all) since I joined the Thieves Guild for the Nightingale gear Still my favorite armor, dispite being inferior, armor rating wise, to diffirent unique set I found in DLC2.[/quote]I LOVE the Nightingale apprael! Easily my favourite, too; looks gorgeous and I like the perks provided.
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:244, topic:532”]Never finished this questline, for werewolf related reasons despite werewolfs having less downsides.[/quote]Ah, cause I’m weird enough to create backstories and somewhat roleplay my characters as I go along, Mizoreah did so because she wants her and all Khajiit to be noticed. She severely dislikes the reputation her race seem to have and so she wants to get involved in everything, to be a name on peoples minds and lips even though it goes against her moral judgement (The Dark Brotherhood, certain Daedric quests that involve betrayal). She’s the Dragonborn, the Harbinger, the Arch-Mage, the (eventual) Guild Master, the (eventual) Listener, the champion to every Daedric Prince, and she likes it that way.
She’s also married and a Mother to two daughters.
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:244, topic:532”]Same here, I believe it was Windstad Manor, correct?[/quote]Yep. Again with the roleplay, my Dunmer chose to build her place there incase being a vampire gets too much for her; she can go to Falion and get the vampirism cured. Not that I’ll do that, though!
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:244, topic:532”]I do, atleast as Meredith, will happen as Dra’Ahin aswell. Can’t leave major questlines open.[/quote]It will happen eventually with my characters, too, I have to say. I haven’t because I get distracted too easily in Skyrim. ATM with Mizoreah I’m working on getting her Smithing to 100, so I’m darting about Skyrim buying and mining all the Iron and Silver ore I can get, which means I can transmute it to Gold ore and eventually make jeweled necklaces which boosts the skill rather well each time. For Daerk, as previously mentioned it’s the house building, then I’ll crack on with the main quest and the Dark Brotherhood.
[quote=“daerksiea, post:245, topic:532”]Sounds like me. I had Illusion Casting on my Wood Elf character a long time ago.[/quote]That’s good to know; I do want your namesake to share some similarites with you! With spells like Muffle, Frenzy and Invisibility they’ll come in handy for sneaky kills I make.
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High-five!
Hey, I do that to some extend aswell. And create a bit of a story when exploring/doing new quests. The main quest made her hate the Altmer, being send to the chopping block made her hate The Empire (going so far that NPC’s with bonds to the Empire are on the hitlist, if she gets away with it that is).And as for hating vampires, well, I’ve told that part before. On the other side of the coin, she does have huge respect for the Dunmer, but going in on this part spoils the Dragonborn dlc. Meredith treats the Khajiit with respect aswell.
As for family. Well, I wished that the damn game allowed you to gett a pet without having to adopt children first honestly.
For Meredith, it was the ideal place really. Quiet town nearby where she became a thane and bought the plot of land. She has a house in Whiterun aswell, where most of the gear is kept that she doesn’t need anymore.
I honestly never bothered training in Smithing. Most of the skill points are used on Light armor, One handed and a bit on bows so that she has a damaging attack on a longer range. It’s a good thing that you don’t have to train smithing to build a house!
I love Muffle! I also like the skill, I think it’s at the top of the tree where you can turn invisible when you crouch. You are already dead silent and you can be in front of someone and they won’t notice you but still it’s good to break aggro if you get any. Usually don’t but it’s handy.
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:248, topic:532”]High-five![/quote]Consider it returned with gusto! (Apologies for the late reply; the boyfriend and I have been away all weekend.)
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:248, topic:532”]Hey, I do that to some extend aswell. And create a bit of a story when exploring/doing new quests. The main quest made her hate the Altmer, being send to the chopping block made her hate The Empire (going so far that NPC’s with bonds to the Empire are on the hitlist, if she gets away with it that is).And as for hating vampires, well, I’ve told that part before. On the other side of the coin, she does have huge respect for the Dunmer, but going in on this part spoils the Dragonborn dlc. Meredith treats the Khajiit with respect aswell.
As for family. Well, I wished that the damn game allowed you to gett a pet without having to adopt children first honestly.[/quote]You can’t help but use your imagination as you go along, can you? I know I can’t, as a large chunk of my Gaiges had their different stories, likes and personality tweaks, and even my Guardians on Destiny were fleshed out in my mind. If only I could put that to some use, like in comics or something similar; alas my creativity doesn’t go that far! Maybe that’s a good thing, IDK.
I was lucky enough to have a daughter who wanted a fox for a pet. If she’d have tried bringing home a bear…
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:248, topic:532”]For Meredith, it was the ideal place really. Quiet town nearby where she became a thane and bought the plot of land. She has a house in Whiterun aswell, where most of the gear is kept that she doesn’t need anymore.[/quote]I found it stupidly easy to become thane there, ignoring Whiterun because that’s an obvious given. Complete Laid to Rest, help three people in the hold, all of which can be found in Morthal itself, et voila! I have since also realised that Windstad Manor’s in quite a cold area, which ties in somewhat with the natural frost resistance vampires have.
As silly as it sounds, I think the housecarl you get, Valdimar, is a fricking badass. He’s a spellsword, unlike the other seven who are warriors! I’m considering having my Dunmer marry him, or somebody who is a complete and utter cow to your character, like Grelka or Taarie (Yep, more roleplaying as I… well, play).
[quote=“0takuMetalhead, post:248, topic:532”]I honestly never bothered training in Smithing. Most of the skill points are used on Light armor, One handed and a bit on bows so that she has a damaging attack on a longer range. It’s a good thing that you don’t have to train smithing to build a house![/quote]Not only that, but building the materials up your Smithing anyway!
Mizoreah’s the exact same when it comes to the main skills I boost, along with Block, with her secondary skills being Sneak and Pickpocket. Oh, and Alchemy; that’s already been made Legendary a few times thanks to the Creep Cluster/Giants Toe/Wheat combo. That said, I like making potions and putting the deadliest poisons I can muster in peoples pockets.
[quote=“daerksiea, post:249, topic:532”]I love Muffle! I also like the skill, I think it’s at the top of the tree where you can turn invisible when you crouch. You are already dead silent and you can be in front of someone and they won’t notice you but still it’s good to break aggro if you get any. Usually don’t but it’s handy.[/quote]I haven’t used that perk yet although I have every plan to with your namesake, definitely. I’m going to put points into Speech as well, mainly to make it easier to sell everything to everyone. That way I won’t have to travel about from hold to hold while the vampirism grows stronger each day.
I would only do it if you can create the character from the ground up. Never did it in Destiny however, but that games lost me around lvl16. The pricy DLC’s killed the enjoyment I had with it.
We all have to start somewhere! I started with absolutely awfull poetry but learned from it. Hope to expand on it by writing more than just poetry someday. As for drawing, haven’t done it in ages while I should. Shame on me.
Bears make ideal guards, so I’d consider it awesome if it was possible.
No need to apologize. Hope you 2 had fun!
One of them involves doing just fisticuffs, if you’re level 40 the guy can’t even hurt you. I agree, it was really easy.
Nords start with 50% frost resistance, Nightingale Armor ships with another 50%. Yay for (near-) immunity!
Forgot about the servants you cna hire when your hosue is large neough facepalm. Still alot that needs to be done at Windstad Manor…
It is a win-win situation really.
Have quiet a few points spend on Block aswell, but since it is more fun to dual wield stuff that tree gets neglected. Making perk trees legendary is something I honestly don’t care about. Then again, I still haven’t seen everything the game has to offer…
I also don’t make skill trees legendary, though I can see some advantages specially on a vanilla game. Skills like extra pockets, mage armor, master trader and necromage are really useful, so more points are needed to get them no matter which type of character you are playing.
Well, just to change topics.
I’ve watched it a million times but it did manage to cheer me up.
If only that is how it was lol 
And if that does not work: Weebl’s Stuff!
^ One of my favorites.
I don’t know what I’m doing up.
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Boop doop, badoo badoo.
Hello?
O hai. :3
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“When asked ‘why’… ‘Why’ did I create them? ‘Why’ did I pull together these aberrations of seared and twisted flesh?”
I just can’t help but smile and answer, “I felt like it.”
(ok, probably belonged in RTT more, but whatever. I feel like being in this thread now.)
While looking for that photo^, found this. Pretty neat. http://sithel.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html